Where do you draw the line at what is appropriate for other peoples children to see in a public park or comparable venue?
I don't. What children see is irrelevant to my standards about what people should and should not be allowed to do. If you don't want your children to see something, it is your job to make sure they don't and not my job to avoid doing it.
Wow, that is just retarded. So is BJs opinion. Of course there are things that parents do not wish their children to see and to do what ever feels good to you no matter if is appropriate for children would just make you an asshole not enlightened. There are community standards. If you want to go topless in the park move to fucking Germany.
You're calling me retarded, while in the same breath demanding that I either obey community standards or move to Germany? I don't think I care to count how many levels of stupidity there are in that statement, considering that it was once a community standard in Germany to, you know, exterminate Jews.
So I won't. In short, I'll just say: Fuck community standards. No amount of disapproving people can turn a harmless act into a harmful one.
By your standards it would be fine for a couple that engages in golden showers to go ahead and bogey down in the park with children around.
No, because while urine is generally sterile it has the potential to carry certain diseases, thus endangering the general population-- child or otherwise.
Sorry, but "I don't want my kid to see that" is not an argument on its own for outlawing
any behavior in others. If you don't want your kid to witness something that doesn't harm anyone, that's your problem to deal with.